The crushing ratio of the impact crusher is large, generally reaching around 20, and in some cases, it can even reach 50 to 60. This means that a single device can complete multi-stage crushing tasks, significantly simplifying the production process. For instance, in sand and gravel production lines, impact crushers are often used in conjunction with jaw crushers to achieve an integrated operation from coarse crushing to fine crushing. It has low power consumption, with unit electricity consumption reduced by 15% to 20% compared to traditional equipment. In large-scale projects, it can significantly save operating costs.

The global construction industry's demand for high-quality aggregates has soared, but traditional sand-making processes are facing three major challenges:Resource waste: The exploitation of natural sand is restricted, and the particle shape and gradation of manufactured sand are poor and unreasonable, resulting in insufficient strength of concrete.High energy consumption: The crushing efficiency of traditional equipment is low, and the power consumption per unit output is 20% to 30% higher than the international advanced level.